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Does helping in the garden REALLY make plants grow better? How can we know for sure?

When Miss Lily randomly invites some kids to be garden helpers, Momo and Puri discover something surprising - not everyone who's invited shows up! Now they have a puzzle: how can we tell if helping made a difference when people choose whether to participate? Through garden adventures, they learn the clever tricks researchers use to find answers in the real world, even when things get messy.

Perfect for curious kids ages 5-13 who love gardens, experiments, and figuring out how things really work.

✨ What Makes This Special:

• Teaches real research methods through a relatable garden story
• Shows how scientists handle real-world problems (the gold standard method economists use!)
• Grows with your child - early readers enjoy the garden adventure, older kids grasp the methodology
• Builds critical thinking: "How do we find answers when we can't control everything?"

Parents and educators love this series because it:

• Makes complex scientific concepts accessible through everyday situations
• Teaches kids that research isn't perfect - it's about clever problem-solving
• Perfect for advanced readers, gifted programs, or homeschool science curriculum
• Great for kids who love nature AND logic

"Building tomorrow's problem-solvers, one story at a time."

📚 This is Volume 3 of The Impact Evaluation Series for Children - a groundbreaking series that introduces real research methods through stories kids love.

Reading Tips Inside! Includes guidance for parents on how to spark discussions about evidence, problem-solving, and the scientific method - no technical background needed.

Jasleen is a policy researcher and data analyst with a PhD in Public Policy from UT Austin, where her dissertation examined gender dynamics in international development organizations through analysis of 3,500 Asian Development Bank projects. Her research expertise spans experimental design, causal inference, and large-scale impact evaluation, developed through roles at prestigious institutions including J-PAL South Asia. At J-PAL, she led a randomized controlled trial with nearly 8,000 participants evaluating gender interventions across rural India. At the time of writing this book, she is working at Uptogether as a Survey Analyst, conducting longitudinal analysis of cash transfer impacts. She specializes in translating complex statistical analyses into actionable policy recommendations. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at international conferences. She is driven by the belief that rigorous data analysis can inform more effective, equitable policies that strengthen communities.